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The Robot Scientists Tracks & Remixes

Disco

Discomare Sex

Discomare Sex (The Robot Scientists Italo Glitchpop Edit)

Russian band Kim And Buran join us on Nang with a slice of feel good disco to brush away those winter blues.

First up is title track 'Fly to Sea', reminiscent of 80s era Disco Funk, while still keeping the production nice and fresh.

Next up we have 'Modern Music' which expands down a more cosmic pathway.

The prolific Irregular Disco Workers sign on for remix duties of 'Fly to Sea' taking it on a more dance floor route.

'Sitizen' closes the EP with more cosmic feel-good disco stylings. 

www.nangrecords.com

Kim And Buran - Fly To Sea (Irregular Disco Workers Remix)

Recently we discovered this beauty of a song from the Australian group "Crooked Colours" which is based in Perth and we fell immediately in love with it. The original is great, but a bit hard to dance to, so we rearranged some elements cause we thought some people might be interested in a more clubby version. It is tenderly made with the greatest respect for the original and we hope you will like it as much as we do. A great tune for fans of John Talabot and The XX ;). We have the official OK to distribute it for free, so spread the word and pay a visit to the original band:
https://soundcloud.com/crookedcolours
https://www.crookedcoloursmusic.com
https://www.facebook.com/CrookedColours?ref=br_tf
https://www.discogs.com/artist/3961000-Crooked-Colours

Free Download

FREE DL: Crooked Colours - Perfect Run (The Robot Scientists Epic Club Edit)

upcoming remix on Disco Volante Rec.

Final Release before summer vacation.

Two unreleased remixes by IDW

Rotarydisco76- B-United is reworked by the Workers, that builds a real Psychedelic Krautrock rub, plenty of pads, acid lines, detuned chords, that will drive dancefloor to  madness for sure. 

Disco Samba Du Thanga remix,  announces a new artist ,James Rod, that will be out with a release this autumn. After Mundial defeated, let's do the disco samba, electronic disco  track with latin percussions, marimbas, mallet, warm pads and all the elements for summer dancefloors.We don't forget obviously  samba... check it!


Thanks for supporting us for all this  music season. 

www.discovolanterecordings.com

James Rod - Disco Samba Du Thanga (Irregular Disco Workers Remix)

Final Release before summer vacation.

Two unreleased remixes by IDW

Rotarydisco76- B-United is reworked by the Workers, that builds a real Psychedelic Krautrock rub, plenty of pads, acid lines, detuned chords, that will drive dancefloor to  madness for sure. 

Disco Samba Du Thanga remix,  announces a new artist ,James Rod, that will be out with a release this autumn. After Mundial defeated, let's do the disco samba, electronic disco  track with latin percussions, marimbas, mallet, warm pads and all the elements for summer dancefloors.We don't forget obviously  samba... check it!


Thanks for supporting us for all this  music season. 

Enjoy summer Holidays  and see you in September

Disco Volante Staff

Rotarydisco76 - B United (Irregular Disco Workers  Dub United)

On the 2nd of February our first Instrumental beat tape will be published in free download. This is just a little preview, if you want to keep in touch, follow "the hunthertz" profile here on soundcloud.



Necht [SCMMF OUT ON 02-02-2015]

First Step

Whatsup!

Check out my official remix for Rihanna & Drake - Work!

Rihanna & Drake - Work (R3hab Remix)

Moving in Stereo: The Best of The Cars

Just What I Needed (2016 Remaster)

This is the latest leak from the Go Go Beats! project by Rahsean Francis and Mizta Ho!

Album coming soon! Like a couple weeks.. be on the lookout!

NSFW!
PARENTAL DISCRETION IS ADVISED!

You were warned.. it's dirty.

No! Stop! Wait!

Balzac

Electric Child - Strangers

As if ‘Black Hole’ was some kind of dark space movie from the past –  Kid Machine’s Retro-Italo-Electro style delivers a film score-esque remix. ‘The Robot Scientists’ enter the Black hole only to find a near deserted, lonely secret world. Kid Machine used the melodies from the vocal chorus and replaced some parts with eerie, robotic vocoders to deliver a sense of ‘no escape’ and ‘no return’.

The Robot Scientists feat. Lisa - Black Hole (Kid Machine Vocoder Remix) Edited Teaser

first release on Emerald & Doreen on 23rd of March 2012. :) 

Gregorio Assandri (Cloned In Vatican) & Andrea Frittella (Dj Andryu), well known as the Italian duo Irregular Disco Workers, reworked ‘Black Hole’ with their contemporary Italo Disco Touch, adding a massive instant Juno Melody, Moroder-styled Bass, and Balearic influences that brings a late 80′s Burning Dancefloor-feel:

Mr Robotnik puts the funk back into place. Driven by a Wha-wha-esque scratch this percussive persuader swings like a mother. The lighter shade of ‘Black Hole’ is a teaser for the hip-shaking crowd out there. The cosmic tribe bongos its way back down to earth straight to the floor:

Space invader Nicholars Chenard gives only broken information about Lisa being sucked into the ‘Black Hole’ and takes the original parts apart like no other. The buzzing rendition is infectious like a virus on your hard-drive. It does not harm your system, but turns your hi-fi into sci-fi…minimal-funk-esque:

As if ‘Black Hole’ was some kind of dark space movie from the past – Kid Machine’s Retro-Italo-Electro style delivers a film score-esque remix. ‘The Robot Scientists’ enter the Black hole only to find a near deserted, lonely secret world. Kid Machine used the melodies from the vocal chorus and replaced some parts with eerie, robotic vocoders to deliver a sense of ‘no escape’ and ‘no return’:

Casionova of the sacred Cyber Dance triangle and Magic Waves initiator is best known for his frequency-based nu-electro weapons he frequently drops like a wizard of italo disco. For all those who fancy a John Carpenter-like instrumental track rather than a vocal version, this ‘Black Hole’ Remix is fed with lush synth melodies, acid 808s and electronic devices that make an electro-disco lover go ‘hmmmm’.

Antoni Maiovvi lives for the night. This luscious dub remix is for that sweatbox basement, for the freedom in anonymity, dubbed out psychedelic night music. Floating in space forever. Not some vampire blues, this is werewolf joy! For the lovers. For those, who are looking for love.

The Robot Scientists feat. Lisa - Black Hole (Irregular Disco Workers Italo Remix)

5th episode of Robotnick's Archives' series.
"Funky Skunky" is a track originally composed in 1996
but completely re-made a few monthes ago. . The original track, made
with MIDI system and virtual synths, was based on a vocal sample taken
from one of the first vynil collections of acappella voices but it sounded
weak and not convincing enough. Therefore it was abandoned and slept
on a forgotten CD-Rom for about 16 years. Robotnick, using analog
synths and triggers, brings it back to life with the energy it deserves. 122 bpm
"Infinite Solitude" is a track that was originally composed
in 2001 for "Oh no ..Robotnick" but then discarded because deemed
to sound too melancholic. In this case too, the recent analog re-writing
gives the track a vintage flavour and rightly puts it back into the
authour's original music process. 128 bpm
"It was like a dream" is more recent, dating back to 2008
but it sounds as if it came out of one of Robotnick's early 80s tapes,
when the author insisted in working out sounds and atmospheres
that would distinguish his style from the music produced in those
days. 124 bpm Finally there are 2 remixes of "Can you hear me?" , a
track released in Archives 2 , signed by young producers from the
"New Disco" scene : "Things happen" and "The Robot Scientists"
present the continuity of a sound that comes from far away but is still
capable of attracting and involving the new generations.
THINGS HAPPEN
The 21th century's freshest trip into the wild world of
electronic music, from magnetic disco to tech-house.
Reporting from the borderline, a new fragrant way of
feeling music without forgetting "the" old school sound.
This all-italian trio put together their personal musical
experience into unique and special atmospheres
mixing bright synthetic sounds and deep basses with pure
instrumental parts.
THE ROBOT SCIENTISTS
The Robot Scientists are Markus Schneider, Stefan
Maurer, Markus "Fred" Scholl, Eric Schemer and Oliver
Schneider.
Label: Space Factory / Emerald & Doreen.
Emerald & Doreen (Saarbrücken/Germany) features and
releases outstanding music from a variety of international
artists influenced by Krautrock, Funk, Synth Pop, New
Wave and Italo Disco


Alexander Robotnick - Can You Hear Me (The Robot Scientists RMX)

A psychedelic meditation. Self HipGnosis for the hopeless. 8-) Guitar:  Bass Guitar:  MiniMoog: Congas, Triangles, Cowbells: Drum programming: Recorded, produced , engineered, arranged : Matt Martone - MartOOns Musica

U R Sleeping (Hip-Gnosis)

A RETURN VOYAGE TO THE #SWAGLANDS. FINISHED VERSION COMING SOON TO A DROPBOX NEAR U.

_-=.&gt;RETURN TO THE PVRPLE PLANET (DAMN GRL U FINE)&lt;.=-_ [WIP]

Out Now On Feedelity Recordings!

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Lindstrøm - Vōs-Sākō-Rv (Irregular Disco Workers Remix)

Crumpled Memories

Friends of Hannes - Reaktor (The Robot Scientists Remix)

Booking, remix, guest mix requests: info@irregulardiscoworkers.com

Irregular Disco Workers is the moniker of Andrea Frittella, an Italian DJ and producer based in Luxembourg. Andrea’s musical journey began in the late 1990s, and he's best known for his project 'Irregular Disco Workers,' which highlights his eclectic sound influenced by disco, electro, and house; in other words, it's "contemporary disco".

Since launching the project in 2010 (with Cloned In Vatican), Irregular Disco Workers has gained recognition in the nu-disco scene, releasing a wide array of vinyl and digital tracks. Often referred to as a 'remix machine,' IDW has produced countless remixes and worked with numerous labels worldwide, cementing its place in the music industry.